Sentence examples for so priorities from inspiring English sources

Not every bride can afford that kind of precision, so priorities must be set.

"Then agree on the top three or so priorities -- and don't compromise on them".

Time and resources simply do not permit us to test everything, so priorities have to be set.

"So priority becomes a crucial issue, because it's the most basic reward".

The autumn statement promises an "evidence-based" approach – but by definition, there is no reliable evidence about technologies that don't yet exist, so priority-setting for R&D is always a political process.

There is a clear consensus across the four groups that one of the most important considerations is what will happen to the patient without treatment, and so priority is given to those with a poor prognosis.

Unfortunately, the randomly distributed closures have a large effect on the average access time so priority queuing did not lead to a valid model.

Additionally, some of the samples were too small to permit several analyses, so priority was given to the mercury and γ-GT analyses at the laboratory in Rochester.

So priority setting, as used in this article, applies to both EDSP activities described as sorting and priority setting (i.e. everything above the dashed line in figure 2).

In addition, the responsibility to avoid harming others is generally stronger than the obligation to benefit them, so priority is given to engagement with stakeholders at risk of harm from the research.

"Obviously we set the budgets in April, so our priorities had already been set.